Mountfield EL 340 Li 48L, Translation Of The Original Instruction, Page: 35 / 42

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1. The motor does not
start when the switch is
pressed.
Safety key is not inserted or is inserted
incorrectly.
Insert the key (Fig. 23)
Battery is not inserted or is
inserted incorrectly.
Open the hatch and check that the battery
is fitted in its housing correctly (Fig. 23)
Low battery. Check the battery status and
recharge if necessary (Fig. 32).
Motor start-up is slow. Press and hold the control lever
for 2-3 seconds (Fig. 25).
The thermal protection has tripped
due to overheating of the motor.
Wait for at least 5 minutes, then
restart the machine.
2. The motor is running but
the blade is stationary.
The blade fittings are loose. Immediately turn off the motor
and remove the safety key.
Contact an authorised Technical
Assistance Centre for checks,
replacements or repairs (par. 7.3).
3. The motor shuts down
whilst working.
Battery is not inserted correctly. Open the hatch and check that the battery
is fitted in its housing correctly (Fig. 23).
Low battery. Check the battery status and
recharge if necessary (Fig. 32).
Obstructions that prevent
rotation of the blade.
Remove the safety key, put on your work
gloves and remove any grass remains or
debris from the lower part of the machine
and/or the discharge channel.
The thermal protection has tripped
due to overheating of the motor.
Wait for at least 5 minutes, then
restart the machine.
Thermal protection has tripped due to
excessive current absorption caused by:
• Excessively high grass cutting.
• Obstructions that prevent
rotation of the blade.
• Too much grass debris accumulated
in the chassis and discharge channel.
•
• Set a higher cutting height when the
grass is very tall, then set a lower
height and cut the lawn again .
• Remove the obstructions (par. 7.2.2).
• Clean the machine (par. 7.2.1)
Wait for at least 5 minutes, then
restart the machine.
4. The cut grass is
not collected in the
grass catcher.
The blade has collided with a foreign
object and received a knock.
Immediately turn off the motor
and remove the safety key.
Inspect for damage and contact a Technical
service centre for the replacement of
the blade if necessary (par. 7.3).
The inside of the chassis is dirty.
Clean the inside of the chassis to
ease the grass discharge towards
the grass catcher (par. 7.2.2).
5. Mowing is difficult The blade is not in good condition Contact a Technical service centre for the
sharpening or replacement of the blade.
6. Excessive noise and/or
vibration is
experienced
whilst working.
Blade fittings are loose or
the blade is damaged.
Immediately turn off the motor
and remove the safety key.
Contact an authorised Technical
Assistance Centre for checks,
replacements or repairs (par. 7.3).
7. Battery power
reserve is low.
Severe working conditions requiring
greater current absorption.
Optimise operations (par. 7.1.1).
Battery is insufficient for
operating requirements.
Use a second battery or extended
battery (par. 13.2).